The spokesman for Russia’s foreign ministry reminded reporters that “Ukraine is getting smaller” in the absence of an agreement.
A ruling by the EU Court of Justice could force the Dutch government to pay over €100 million in compensation for failing to process thousands of asylum applications on time.
Germany’s renewable energy experiment falters without reliable backup plans
‘New wave’ environmental organizations, led by scientists and engineers, no longer view nuclear energy with suspicion.
Keeping the report secret was not intended to protect the domestic spy agency from external threats, but to conceal the investigation’s weak foundation from public scrutiny.
Police data shows migrants dominated arrests for theft, assault, and drug crimes in 2024.
The groups push for more climate policies, even though the weather-related disaster was made worse by climate regulations.
The event marked a milestone for the cause of the victims of communism and posed a moral challenge to European institutions.
A recent survey indicates that 74% of French doctors would be in favor of allowing a form of “assisted dying.”
The official aim is to protect children but the restriction would also prevent youngsters from accessing independent information channels.
Is Europe interested in equitable development with Latin American countries, or is it seeking to secure access to raw materials for an energy transition with unclear results at home?
The Italian PM refuses to be dragged into Macron’s troop deployment plan.
